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peahouse05

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Hi All,
My son-in-law has 10Gb of itune files on an old crashing laptop. I have backed up the C drive to a Maxtor external HD and intend to move the files onto the Maxtor today, but I have a question.
If I then transfer the itunes files to my PC, can I burn them to a dvd until he buys a new laptop. I have a dvd+/-drive, and is it legal to do this?
Thanks in advance,
pehouse05:confused:
 
Just do it...If you own them then you should have the right, but apples DRM may want otherwise...
 
Thanks crazylegs,
He owns them, but I can only find reference to movies when I Googled burning a dvd.
Cheers,
peahouse05:)
 
You should be able to copy the iTunes Music folder (My Documents>My Music>iTunes) to DVD and then when he puts iTunes back on his new PC place it back in the folder.
 
Mp3's downloaded from Apple with Apples lovely DRM built into them ...;)
 
Hi All,
Found the problem with writing iTunes to DVD. My DVD +/- RW from eBuyer turned out not to detect DVD+RW. Have now burned Son-in-law's music files to 11 CD-Rs. I'm so confused with these formats but relieved to get it done.
Thanks for the advice,
peahouse05:)
 
Now i know what iTunes are, had a look on the net.
Might even go and buy an MP3 player and retire by old tape-walkman;)
 
SxD said:
Whats a tape walkman?
Click to expand...

It's a portable audio cassette player that you plug headphones into.

Now then, don't you dare ask what an audio cassette is........
 
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